FASHION IN THE 13th CENTURY
As the men and women were dressed in the 13th century.
Shims
GONELA
SOBRECOTA
Called thus in Aragon; in Castile, it was called pellote. It is similar to the brial, but sleeveless one-piece. Bigger is the opening of the sleeves, we are closer to the end of the 13th century. Towards the end of that century, the pellote used to be open from shoulder to waist.
TABARD
capiello
Headdress covering the head in even the neck. It used to be of different shapes and sizes, its upper part was cylindrical, usually a cylinder of parchment with fabric lining.
HOOD
Shirt
This female garment was longer than the male. It reached almost to the ankles. It was an eminently inner garment.
Gonela
Sobrecota
Balandre
Own humble women. It is a rectangle that was made a hole for the head and they sewed him a hood.
Touch
The simplest form of touch is a veil for the head. It consists of a semicircular or rectangular cloth that covers the head and falls on the shoulders. You can be in various modes.
Wreath
Fabric rolled up on the front used to be complemented with other hits such as toca or veil.
Capiello
Headdress covering the head in even the neck. It used to be of different shapes and sizes, its upper part was cylindrical, usually a cylinder of parchment with fabric lining.
FOOTWEAR
The footwear was leather, usually buttoned. We did not own the current shoe strings.
EL MATROMINIO
WOMAN
In the middle ages, women did not use underwear as we understand it today in day. Under the dress, a skirt of linen that came up to the ankles, in the case of women, and to the knee in men was used. Normally it hinted it was on the sleeves or neckline, and was absolutely essential.During the 13th century, it was not decorated, but over time it evolved to complex shirts of the Renaissance or the Baroque.Flax was used mainly in this garment, because it was more comfortable to carry than wool, and more easy washing.Costumes are normally vestÃan on this shirt. Normal was to take over a second dress or a blanket. Only the women of modest condition, some damsels and the courtesans, were presented in public with single dreses